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Hi guys ,
I got an exception while connecting into my application . Help me how to resolve this issue
 
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please check you memory parameter (ie xms and xmx) for starting the weblogic. try to start WLS but increasing the above paramter. also check your memmory for machine/pc.

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Debasis Dana
 
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We encounter these kind of errors when the JVM calls the malloc() to get a memory buffer but there is insufficient memory, or by any native JNI code that is running under that Java process. This includes application JNI code, and third party native libraries; for example, JDBC drivers.

Could you check if you are using the native libraries that could be causing the issue.

You can also enable the -verbose:gc parameter in the server startup script to check the memory allocation pattern.

Additionally you can troubleshoot the Out Of Memory issue using any profiling tools like JProfiler, YourKit Java Profiler etc.

For configuring JProfiler tool with WebLogic refer the below link.

JProfiler with WebLogic

For configuring the YourKit java profiler with weblogic refer the below link

YourKit Java Profiler with WebLogic

For more troubleshooting refer the below link.

http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/troubleshooting/

Cheers,
Anandraj
http://weblogic-wonders.com
 
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Thanks guys.. I have resolved it.
 
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